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Guy D. Andrews
Director of Economic Development
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
January 2014
ODESSA
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
45 Months of Economic
Expansion and Counting
Economic Development Director
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
700 North Grant, Suite 200
Odessa, Texas 79761
(432) 333-7880
(432) 528-8948 (Cell)
(877) 363-3772 (Toll Free)
(432) 333-7858 (Fax)
www.odessatex.com
www.odessachamber.com
www.growodessa.net
www.odessajobs.net
Who to contact for more information:
www.odessatex.com
ODESSA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (ODC)
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT UPDATE
A SLIDE PRESENTATION OF
EVERYTHING PLANNED, UNDER
CONSTRUCTION, AND RECENTLY
COMPLETED ALONG WITH STATISTICS.
GOOGLE EARTH
A GOOGLE EARTH MAP OF
EVERYTHING PLANNED,
UNDER CONSTRUCTION,
AND RECENTLY
COMPLETED.
Building Contractor List
The University of Texas – Permian Basin
has the most active
Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
in Texas
Enrique V. Romero Director
UTPB - Small Business Development Center
O: 432-552-2455
F : 432-552-3455
www.utpbsbdc.org
Odessa’s
Amazing Economy
Year #Businesses #Added
2006 5,307 359
2007 5,702 395
2008 6,059 357
2009 6,367 308
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2010 6,752 385
2011 7,232 480
2012 7,874 642
2013 8,259 385
1,892 NEW BUSINESSES ADDED SINCE 2010.
IN ADDITION THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 1,000 BRANCHES
OF OTHER COMPANIES IN ODESSA.
TOTAL OF 8,259 BUSINESSES IN ODESSA
REGISTERED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE
AS OF THE END OF 2012.
ODESSA ISSUED BUILDING PERMITS IN 2013:
ODESSA ISSUED BUILDING PERMITS IN 2012: •642 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES WITH A VALUE OF $126.5 Million.
•570 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES WITH A VALUE OF $94.6 Million.
•180 NEW COMMERCIAL PROJECTS WITH A VALUE OF $167.5 Million.
•204 NEW COMMERCIAL PROJECTS WITH A VALUE OF $237 Million.
•RENOVATIONS WITH A VALUE OF $97.7 Million.
•RENOVATIONS WITH A VALUE OF $53.4 Million.
•TOTAL VALUE IN 2013: $391.7 Million
•TOTAL VALUE IN 2012: $385 Million
Source: City of Odessa
ODESSA STATISTICS :
•Metro Population: 144,500 (up from 140,200)
•City Population: 99,940 (2010 Census)
•City Population Rank in Texas – 30th Note*
•Major Industries: Energy, Education, Medical
•Gross Metro Product: $12.3 Billion (up from $9.7B)
•Unemployment: 3.6%
•Rank in U.S. in job and economic growth: #2
Note* - Based on the estimated population currently,
we would rank 18th in Texas.
Source: Forbes
Odessa’s Major
Economic Drivers
OIL AND GAS.
Permian Basin Oil and gas formations.
Pump Jack. Drilling rig.
North America’s Largest Oilfield
And 2nd Largest in the World
covering 75,000 square miles.
Texas Counties
in the Permian Basin.
The Permian Basin’s great success is based on stacked
crude layers rather than just shale.
The Eagle Ford and Bakken Shales
Overlaid onto the Permian Basin.
As of August, 2013 there were 150,142
producing wells and growing daily.
PERMIAN BASIN
OIL AND GAS STATISTICS:
•Supplied 57% of the oil in Texas – 2012 (down from 71%).
•Supplied 22% of the oil in the U.S. – 2012 (up from 15%)
•Oil production is expected to grow 60% by 2016.
•An average of 500 wells drilled per month.
•Potential of 50+ years of drilling.*
•$19.8 Billion spent in 2013 on drilling.*
•Have been drilling for 91 years.
Sources:
Motley Fool
Bentek Energy *
Texas Railroad Commission
U.S. Energy Information Agency
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
Thousands of established, new, and
expanding businesses of all kinds and sizes,
service the oil and gas industry in Odessa.
THE MEDICAL
COMMUNITY IS A
LARGE ECONOMIC
DRIVER IN ODESSA.
The Odessa Medical Corridor is anchored by
Texas Tech University HSC and Medical Center Hospital on the west
and Odessa Regional Medical Center on the east with numerous
doctors offices, clinics, laboratories, and other medical facilities
between the two hospitals.
Medical Center Hospital.
Center for Women & Infants
Wellness and Physical Fitness
MCH VETERAN’S CLINIC
Two new MCH Centers for Primary
Care are under construction with a
third planned.
MCH Center for Primary Care-West
University will open at University
Boulevard and FM 1936
MCH Center for Primary Care-JBS
Parkway will open on JBS Parkway
just north of University Boulevard
THRIVING
HIGHER
EDUCATION
School of Nursing
Academic
Programs
Traditional BSN
Second Degree
BSN
RN to BSN
Masters
Post-Masters
Doctor of Nurse
Practice
Allied Health Sciences
The School of Allied Health
Sciences offers eighteen
doctoral, masters and
baccalaureate health
professions degree programs.
School of Medicine
The Permian Basin regional
campus is home to residencies in:
Internal Medicine
Family and Community Medicine
Obstetrics and Gynecology
Clinical rotations and patient care
are also available in the
departments of General Surgery,
Psychiatry and Pediatrics
Received national acclaim as only
one of eight 2013 Leader Colleges
through the federal student
completion movement,
Achieving the Dream.
5,103
enrolled in
2013.
Part of the $68.4 Million Construction at Odessa College.
Wood Math & Science Building, Campus Center, and The Culinary Arts Building.
Wood Math & Science Building
Campus Center
Culinary Arts Building
Softball and Tennis Complex and Fire Technology Building.
Softball & Tennis Complex
Fire Technology Building
Record enrollment
of 5,245 students.
Major construction has taken place around the original Mesa Building over the past few years
worth over $160 Million.
Cooper Lecture Hall.
Student Activities Center.
Visual Arts Studio.
Science and Technology Complex.
Wagner-Noel Performing Arts Center.
John Ben Shepperd Public Leadership Institute and Presidential Archives & Leadership Library.
Nursing degree program approved for 200 students.
Degree programs in Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering (with Nuclear Option), and Petroleum
Engineering have been implemented.
Bachelor’s Degree program in Music has been implemented.
UTPB named #1 University in Texas for Online Bachelor Degree Programs.
#2 for Master’s Programs.
New student apartments being constructed on the University of Texas-Permian Basin campus.